Rack protection: where guards and barriers go
End frames and corner uprights come first, then wherever your risk assessment shows trucks hit. Where guards and barriers go and how to plan them.
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Pallet racking load notices: what they must show
Load notices must show beam-pair and bay loads plus the beam positions they rely on. What SEMA and HSE expect, how to read them and when they must change.
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Racking inspection checklist for in-house checks
A 20-point weekly checklist for in-house racking checks, with how to measure bent uprights, what to do when you find damage and what records to keep.
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Racking damage: red, amber and green explained
Red means offload now, amber means repair within four weeks, green means record and watch. How racking damage is measured and what to do at each level.
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SEMA racking inspection: who, how often, why
A SEMA inspection is the expert check by a SEMA Approved Rack Inspector. Here is what the report covers, how often you need one and how to prepare.
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Pallet racking inspection: UK rules explained
PUWER and HSE guidance require racking to be inspected, maintained and recorded. Here is how the three inspection levels, intervals and records fit together.
